Keys Group acquire Tudor Lodge, Purley
18.05.10
Keys Group have further extended their service provision within London with the acquisition of Tudor Lodge an 8 place Residential School in Purley, Surrey.
Post acquisition work includes a significant programme of capital works to improve the physical environment at Tudor Lodge and other works to make the necessary process and administrative improvements to the service provided. This will hopefully allow Ofsted to bring the rating up to satisfactory/good and provide Keys with a viable service offer at Tudor Lodge to build on
Our plans include not only these service led improvements but the provision of "day placements" for students who do not live at Tudor Lodge.
Further information about Tudor Lodge School can be obtained from Kelley Fray (MD Education)on 07702916189 and referrals for residential or day placements can be made on 07918 716310
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